Chiefs' Travis Kelce Accuses Ravens' Justin Tucker of Breaking 'Unwritten Rule' During Pregame Incident

Kelce and Mahomes led Chiefs to victory in AFC Championship Game following heated pregame exchange with Tucker.

Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes had a pregame incident with Baltimore Ravens' Justin Tucker during the AFC Championship Game, where Kelce and Mahomes tossed aside Tucker's equipment that was in their warm-up area.
Kelce, on his 'New Heights' podcast, accused Tucker of breaking an unwritten rule of not interfering with the opposing team's warm-up area, calling him a 'f--king d--k' for leaving his equipment where the quarterbacks were warming up.
Tucker, however, said that it's standard procedure for each team's kicker to warm up at the other end of the field and that he thought he had moved his equipment enough out of the way.
Kelce and Mahomes led the Chiefs to a 17-10 victory over the Ravens, advancing to Super Bowl LVIII. Kelce finished the game with 11 receptions for 116 yards and a touchdown.
Despite the incident, Tucker said he was willing to let it all go and that he wasn't trying to be problematic, just trying to get ready for the game.